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RHINELANDER - The World Ice Fishing Championship was officially over Sunday, and we've got the results!
The United States came in first place with a total of 38.5 points, Poland in second place with 54.5 points, and Russia in third place with 56 points.
Team USA Captain Myron Gilbert of Brooklyn, Michigan, says he made sure his teammates didn't get ahead of themselves before the final day.
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MERCER - In Tonight's School Zone, some local students are learning the ins and outs of how to run a business.
McKenna Klein is a senior at Mercer School.
She's in the entrepreneurship program, which allows her to work in this student run business called the Paw Shop.
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TOWN OF PERSHING - The Taylor County Sheriff's Department is investigating what caused the motorcycle crash that killed a Withee man.
Officers responded around 8 last night to a report of an unresponsive person lying near County Highway M in the Town of
Pershing.
The Chippewa County Coroner says the 37-year-old man died of injuries from the crash.
The man's name has not been released.
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RACINE - Police in Racine are still looking for
suspects in the fatal shooting of a shopkeeper in his market.
Racine Police Lt. Mike Polzin says Sunday investigators have few leads so far in the Friday evening shooting of Mohammed Shehadeh.
The Journal Times in Racine reports that Shehadeh was 41 years old and the father of four.
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LAKE TOMAHAWK - If you're an ice fisherman, listen up.
You need to have your permanent ice shanty off the ice by Sunday, March 14.
All the ice shanty's on Lake Tomahawk are gone.
The Wisconsin DNR says anglers can continue to use temporary, portable ice shanty's but it has to be taken off the lake each day.
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RHINELANDER - Whether you're hanging onto the ice fishing or gearing up for the spring fishing season, Wisconsin fisherman who go to buy a 2010 license can also help fight Aquatic Invasive Species.
Anglers will be asked the question "Will you donate $2 to eliminate the invasive species that threaten Wisconsin waters?"
If you answer yes, a $2 fee will be added to your license cost and will go to the AIS Control Grant Program.
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